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he material can be preserved indefinitely with the addition of a few drops of

formaldehyde, vinegar, or other weak acid

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shell-like remain

thecae

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Dinoflagellates have two flagella One flagellum acts as a

rudder

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Dinoflagellates have two flagella The other, which encircles the cell at right angles to the first groove, gives the cell a

spinning motion as it undulates

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he most common form of projectile is a

trichocyst

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he cells move rapidly in the (answer)direction of the discharge

opposite

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species of dinoflagellates that produce powerful neurotoxins

 40

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he poisons apparently don't harm the shellfish, but about how many persons become ill each year

2000

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fatality rate -from eating contaminated shellfish

15%

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number of major types of dinoflagellate toxins have been studied for possible use in chemical warfare. They are so potent that as little as half a milligram (barely enough to cover two of the periods printed on this page) can be fatal.

three

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Symptoms in humans

a tingling feeling in the fingertips and lips and eventually progress to paralysis of the diaphragm, followed by death through suffocation

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Other symptoms include

nausea, abdominal cramps, muscular paralysis, amnesia, hallucinations, and diarrhea.

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Reproduction of Dinoflagellates

Reproduction is by cell division. Sexual reproduction appears to be rare.

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constitute a small group of asymmetrical, somewhat flattened, unicellular, marine and freshwater algae with two flagella

cryptomonads

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analogous to that of a euglenoid, is lined with two or more rows of ejectosomes

gullet

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structurally different from the stinging, harpoon-like projectiles (trichocysts) of protozoans and some dinoflagellates but unreel as long threads in similar fashion to trichocysts.

Ejectosomes

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reproduction of Cryptomonads

Reproduction is by mitosis; sexual reproduction is unknown.

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THE HAPTUPHYTES

PHYLUM PRYMNESIOPHYTA

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third flagellum

the haptonema

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is located between the true flagella, does not function in propulsion; instead, it has a sticky tip that aids in capture of food.

Haptonema

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